Redragon K552-RGB-BA Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo Wired RGB LED Backlit 60% with Arrow Key Keyboard & 7200 DPI Mouse for Windows PC Gamers (Tenkeyless Keyboard Mouse Set)

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I have been in IT since around 1969. I have sat behind a keyboard for hours every day. They used to be metal. They used to have a positive feel. They used to be heavy...they wouldn't slide around your desk. Those were the days when you had a keypunch, or a terminal that connected to a shared computer, and the cost per seat was high. The keyboards weren't better, people got RSI, newspapers lost copy editors because they couldn't work.Computers became commodities. People started resenting keyboards that cost more than a buck 2 ninety eight...and most of them were junk. They were so flexible that they just felt bad. They typed badly. Even good keyboards were crappy.This keyboard feels like a throwback to old times. It is solid. It doesn't twist if you pick it up by a corner. The keys have a good feel as you type. Despite years of practice and courses I can't touch type, so the lighted keyboard is exactly what I need. And the patterns are pretty. Keycaps are, perforce, molded with two different plastics because of the LED and translucent letter shaped section, so they won't wear out like painted keycaps.Somehow they do this for the cost of the junk keyboards. If it breaks I'll buy another and keep the first one for parts. I've only owned it for a short time, it is plugged into my PS5 right now, but based on how it feels I expect it to last for a while.

I have owned several mechanical keyboards over the years. I've had razers, logitechs, and more. My current favorite is an IKBC f87 tenkeyless with cherry blue switches.I bought this keyboard for a friend of mine as a gift. The mouse is almost identical to my logitech g502 proteus spectrum. Buttons and shape are extremely similar, but its missing a few key features the g502 has. Overall its fine, but there's much better mice out there.The keyboard on the other hand, WOW. I would rather use this one than my logitechs or razers that cost 2-3x as much. The keys feel very similar to cherry blues. Sound very similar. When comparing side-by-side you can feel/hear a difference, but its still very, VERY good. Made my razer kailh greens feel mushy by comparison. Very solid tactile feedback and very crisp, clear click. If real Cherry mx blues are 9/10 then these are 8/10 easy.Are there better keyboards out there? Absolutely. Is there a better keyboard for this price range? I don't think there is. I paid about $120 for my favorite board and this one is just a step below it. Seriously worth the money. The keyboard alone runs about $35-$40 and I would easily pay $80 for it. It really is that good.

Needed a cheap keyboard and mouse for a new system and purchased these. Only downside I've seen so far is that the mouse light modes are not my favorite. But as I'm typing this I notice that the RGB LED lighting appears to be broken which is fine because I didn't purchase it for that reason.

First of all I’m not a gamer or not even a game person, the reason I bought this was because I need it one more ergonomic as well for the mouse. I have big hands, so it’s important to say that it did helped. For that razón it has 5 stars.In the other hand this keyboard has some Annoying click caused by some blue switches.I did Some research and find out that I was able to fix that, I did put some rubber on to the key caps and also replace the switches for some black switches.I added 30 dollars more but totally worth it. Now this keyboard got me in to the keyboard world and its amazing.Good quality and for the price perfect material and comfort the light set up is great you have multiple options but the light it’s not so bright, which I don’t mind.The mouse is also great you have multiple speed fr the pointer but you do not have options for the light set up which again I don’t mind.

No complaints. The mouse was a nice fit for me, so that worked out. Every once in a while I will hit the side button of the mouse against the edge of the keyboard. That is a little annoying when you shoot a teammate right in the face unintentionally. But, the only real option is a mouse without a side button, so I can't really complain. Looks nice. Love the DPI toggle. How did I ever play without that??

I love this keyboard!And the mouse has 5 resolution modes, making it excellent for artistic purposes if desired.The best part of the keyboard for me is the nice "clicky" tactile response.This actually inspires me to type more because I always receive an instantaneous feedback on each keypress.The only thing I don't like is the lack of a numeric keypad.However without a numeric keypad, this keyboard is small enough to fit in my backpack.(I know Redragon makes similar keyboards with numeric keypads but those are too long to fit in my backpack!)I will probably order a separate numeric keypad (that will also go in my backpack) because I'm so used to having one.Overall, this is an excellent keyboard and mouse!Highly recommended!

The Red Dragon Keyboard And Mouse Combo Is Amazing !!!!! You can't beat the price on such a combination. The keyboard is a mechanical keyboard that feels amazing to use with a tactile clicks from the key switches. My wrist feels no discomfort when using the keyboard which is a great plus. My hand fits around the mouse perfectly, fully comfortable. The scroll wheel on the mouse is very high quality. Both the mouse and the keyboard are very well constructed and solid. The RGB functionality is great too, the keyboard has multiple effect options from solid colors, wave, ripple effect and more. The RGB on the mouse has solid color as well as a wave effect. Would Recommend. Amazing Quality!!